Critique and Beyond: A Review of Western Radical Economics

Author: He Yuchang et al.
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Publishing Date: 2002-01-01
Features: After several years of research and joint collaboration, the "Series of Foreign Economics and Contemporary Chinese Economy" has finally been published. It contains 8 monographs, covering Eastern European economics, radical economics, comparative economics, and neoliberal economics. Some of the works fill rare gaps in domestic research. The research characteristics of the series are as follows: First, it applies Marxist economic theory, scientifically borrowing from and critically evaluating foreign economic theories; second, it integrates Chinese and foreign perspectives, focusing on the impact of various international economic trends on China's economic development and reform; third, it is rich in up-to-date literature and sources, drawing from a wide range of materials; and fourth, it combines academic rigor with readability in its writing style. In today's world, human economic thought is basically divided into two categories: one reflects the fundamental interests of the working class through Marxist economic trends, and the other reflects the fundamental interests of the exploiting class through bourgeois economic trends.